Blumhouse to Curate Horror Exhibit at 'The Shining' Stanley Hotel

The 'Stanley Film Center', set to open in 2026, will feature memorabilia from Blumhouse's extensive horror catalogue.

Blumhouse, the production company behind horror hits such as 'Get Out' and 'The Purge', is set to curate a 10,000 square foot horror exhibit at the Stanley Hotel in Colorado, the inspiration for Stephen King's 'The Shining'.
The exhibit, dubbed the 'Stanley Film Center', is expected to open in 2026 and will feature memorabilia from Blumhouse's extensive catalogue of horror films, television shows, and games.
The project is expected to cost $70 million to complete, with the state of Colorado contributing $46 million towards the construction of the Stanley Film Center.
Blumhouse CEO Jason Blum has expressed excitement about the project, stating that fans will get closer than ever before to their favorite films.
Colorado Governor Jared Polis has expressed optimism that the exhibit will drive tourism and strengthen the state's economy.